Lewis and operators concede for industry peace in coal contract
Washington reports John L. Lewis and coal operators agree on a new contract conceding welfare fund control to Lewis and production control to owners. Wage rises to 14.75 dollars a day and welfare royalty to 30 cents per ton accompany the pact, with both sides promising cooperative administration and shared responsibility.
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Stromboli Wins Italy Film Award
Roberto Rossellini receives the Prize of Rome for Stromboli at a ceremony in Campidoglio Rome attended by Premier Alcide de Gasperi. Vittorio De Sica gets honorable mention for The Bicycle Thief. Ingrid Bergman and Rossellini plan marriage after Mexican divorce. baby Renato Roberto born February 2.
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Ex Parliament Laborite MP Samuel Rosbotham Dies
Sir Samuel Thomas Rosbotham 85 former Labour MP from Lancashire died at home Sunday. He had affiliations with the Conservative Party and ran as a Labour candidate for Parliament in 1929 winning, then re elected in 1931 and 1935 as a National Laborite defeating the official Labour candidate.
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House panel Sidesteps Truman School Aid Bill Amid Debate
The House labor committee signals it may pigeonhole the $300 million federal education aid bill, rejecting amendments to bar or include parochial schools. Rep. Steed warns the measure could lose support, while some members seek a school construction substitute.
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Israel Orders Doctors To Register for Army
Israel’s defense ministry ordered the registration of all physicians aged 29 to 49 for the army reserve. A nationwide reserve listing of demobilized soldiers is complete and a civilian 18 to 49 service registration is expected, as government pledges to boost defensive capacity amid heavy Arab rearmament.
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Norfolk Editor Louis Jaffe Dies in Norfolk Hospital
Louis I. Jaffe editor of the Norfolk Virginian Pilot died in a Norfolk hospital from a heart ailment at 62. He entered hospital for a checkup after years of poor health and won the 1929 Pulitzer Prize for the best newspaper editorial.
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US blocks 160 million in exports tied to Soviet bloc
The Commerce Department reports export controls since 1948 blocked about 160 million in shipments likely to aid the Soviet sphere. Russia alone saw a drop from nearly 21 million in early 1948 to just over 500 thousand in late 1949.
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Arraignment Set Monday for Slaying Suspects
Amarillo reports Ewald Johnson and his 19 year old wife to be arraigned Monday on murder charges in the slaying of W. A. Thornton. The hearing was postponed from Saturday. Thornton, an oil field explosives expert, was found slain at an Amarillo tourist court last June 23. Mrs. Johnson was arrested in Washington February 8 after claiming her husband killed Thornton. Johnson was later arrested in Munising Michigan.
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Arthur MacArthur Lives in Adult World in Tokyo
American boy Arthur MacArthur, 12, son of General Douglas MacArthur, has spent postwar years in Tokyo. Born in the Philippines, he fled with his family in 1942, grew up tutored at the American embassy, and now enjoys music, art, sports, and occasional social contacts with Japanese and American figures in a mixed, adult-centered life.
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Truman Begins Four Day Vacation Cruise From White House
President Truman started a four day voyage aboard the U S S Williamsburg to Key West for his winter retreat. He travels with staff and plans to be away about three weeks as he weighs between 167 and 175 pounds with medical officials monitoring his weight.
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PTA at Texas School for the Deaf elects officers
The Texas School for the Deaf Parent Teachers Association will elect officers at a 7:30 p.m. meeting Tuesday in the school auditorium.
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